Lost Tables

Harley Hammerman

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Lost Tables

Lost Tables collects the culinary memories of lost St. Louis restaurants.

20/12/2024

Danny Meyer

Restaurateur Danny Meyer is firmly planted in New York City, with eateries like the Union Square Café, Gramercy Tavern and Shake Shack. But Danny’s roots stretch across the country to St. Louis, where he grew up exploring many of our city’s Lost Tables.Did you enjoy this episode?

48 min
13/12/2024

Frank & Helen's Part Two: 1991-2024

Frank and Helen’s became a Lost Table on December 8th of this year. This is the second of a two-part podcast celebrating the restaurant’s long history. The second half of the Frank and Helen’s story will be told by told by the individuals who owned the restaurant after Frank Seitz sold it in 1991. First, Bob & Betty Oddy, then Scott and Mary DePolito, and finally, Patrick and Rebecca Horvath, with the help of longtime employee, Rose Hepler.Did you enjoy this episode?

47 min
06/12/2024

Frank & Helen's Part One: 1956-1991

Frank and Helen’s will become a Lost Table after its dinner service on December 8th of this year. This is the first of a two-part podcast celebrating the restaurant that became famous for its pizza and broasted chicken.Did you enjoy this episode?

48 min
29/11/2024

Ginger Carlson - Duff's: Take Two

We once again return to Duff’s, with another voice and another perspective. Ginger Carlson’s perspective. Ginger was Duff's first chef. This is her story – a story she wanted to tell.Did you enjoy this episode?

37 min
22/11/2024

Kemoll's

Kemoll’s, one of the oldest family-owned restaurants in St. Louis, became a Lost Table this past New Year’s Eve. Owner Mark Cusumano made that decision. Did you enjoy this episode?

26 min
15/11/2024

Adalaide Balaban

Adalaide Balaban left her restaurant and the Central West End over 30 years ago. But from her home in Silsbee, Texas, the memories came flooding back.Did you enjoy this episode?

24 min
08/11/2024

John Clark

John Clark opened a bar near St. Louis University right out of college. This spawned a restaurant career that would lead to Lucius Boomer, Clamorgan, Jake's Steaks and more.Did you enjoy this episode?

31 min
01/11/2024

Bobby's Creole

Bob and Barbara Suberi opened Bobby's Creole in University City in 1977. Two years later, they moved across the street, and six years after that, they closed their restaurant and went sailing.In 1997, the Suberis resurrected their restaurant as Bobby’s in Maplewood. It thrived until 2003, when they closed up shop and bought a blueberry farm in Alabama.Did you enjoy this episode?

25 min

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18/08/2024

DoktorJ72

I will pay money for the recipe for the sesame tempeh that was served at The Sunshine Inn.
So glad you are doing this!

04/06/2024

Harpoon 95

Listened to the first episodes. So much fun! Keep up the great work!

Lost Tables collects the culinary memories of lost St. Louis restaurants.

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